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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-11
ESTABLISHED lN 1913
OSCAR CRAM A co.
Importers and Dealers In

FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS
beg leave 10 call attention to their Jorge ,fo'h
II the above mentioned goods. most OBJ "hieh
are Of their own importation from iAe hi-i
houses i'm Europe and Havana.
sherries Of many different qualities from
the lower 10 the very finest grades dadein's
from ten 20 nifty year Odd. Bmndie'' 'intiFes
from 1877 70 1891
Their stock of fine Rye, Bourbon and scotch
Whistles. Jamaica and St. CroiN Rum. Apple
and Peach Brandic- is not surpassed by any
house in this city.
OF Chau pagnos they always keep all the
leading brands in stock, bat refer especially
to their Premiere serre and Vim dies Goisses.
elected for them, ami conceded % boz the
finest wines imported 5ocSda wns
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Dr. John Vansant, OF the United States
Marine hospital at 81. Louis, claims to be the
first 10 have taken photographs by the light
of fireAies. He placed twelve frefies in n
three ounce bottle covering ITS mouth with
fine white bobinet The average duration Of
the flash Of each insect was half a second, and
the luminous area on the abdomen was about
one eighth Of an inch square The time Of
exposure was fifty flashes.
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This experiment recalls another Of the same
kind and one that has found favor with
youthful experts II consists in bending the
arm a. shown in Fig 2 and placing pile Of
coins upon the elbow, and then quickly
throwing the arm forward and catching the
coin. ia the hand With a little practice and
skill person can thus catch with his hand q
dozen of the superimposed coins without
sIngle one of them dropping 70 the floor
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The (sfni-oIe.


Her dainty waist, her pretty form.
Were hidden from my view
Beneath blessed garment true
Was beautifully blue.
The lace upon il chung about
The curvings n her mouth,
II ravished all my senses and
ut put my wits about
What call you this seraphic thing
This girl Of Beauty's goals
murmured, aud she laughing said:
Tits my camisole."
A camisOle-0h, idly named
My pulses wildly roll
Al sight Of it-how can IL then
Fer hope 10 cAlm-my-soul'
--GevslAsd Sus-
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Schooner B. II. Jones. Pealce, New
York. steel ingots. X. and a railroad
SAILED.
Schooner Ellenora Nandusen, Godfrey,
James river, to load poplar wood for
Philadelphia; vessel, Curtis * Parker
Schooner Benjamin c. Terry, Brown.
James river, 20 load pine wood for New
York; vessel, Curtis * Parker
Schooner X. W Huddle. Deputy, Glare
mont. 10 load pine wood for New York.
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"a sLeet Anehor of salet, '

is what those who are acquainted with
thin, call Or. Dayids Vegetable Liver Pills.
BEING free from Mercury and an Mineral Poi
sons, they are safe and Harmless. As they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable ingred
tents known ~ Pharmacy they are the best
cure for Sick Headache, BIllOusness, COnst
patton AID Liver disorder. Only % cents
hoy
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Life is worth

living If the Liver is not disordered
Therefore. ID you suffer with Sick Headache.
BiiiiOusuc~s. Constipation Orany Liver trouble.
AXE ur. Uny-L-s LII-r PIE. b PHI. Lor .l-.
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RBcEIPrs.-5sO head cattle. 2s5 sheep and
lambs 779 hogs
SALEs-472 head cattle l6s sheep and
lambs, 5Sl hogs.
PRIcEs.-Catte Best ( to a gross
medium 10 good. q 90 % gross common
to fair. , to y gross sheep. y io Ct gross
lambs Z 10 81 gross hog. Il to met
bulls 10 gross.
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All who desire lull information abQSt the
cause and cure OF Blood Poisons. ScrOfdIa, and
ScrOfulOus Swellings. Ulcers. Sores Rhcuma
tism. Kidney complaints. Catarrh. etc. can
secure by mail free. a copy of our b page illus
strated Book Of Wonders filed with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
fXt fs Atlanta Ga.
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Demonstrated Merit.

SPARTA. Ga. May %. lss6.
BLOOD BALM Coz
You will please ship as per first freight one
gross b. b. b.
II gives as pleasure 10 report a good trade
for this preparation. Indeed IL has far eclpsed
all other blood remedies. both in demonstrated
merit and rapid sale with u.s.
kOZIER 81 NARDEMAN.
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Tobacco Markets.

RICHMOND. Va. October lO.
There is nothing doing in the tobacco
trade worthy Of mention to-day. Sales were
very light. though the attendance was good
Old lhange.
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Mr. Jones with pin in her mouth-N our
idea may be clear enough but confess /
don't see the point.
Jones-Naturally but you're chewing it,
New HAvan Now.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND, Atf VNi'utl l'f
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat .-Longberry l.3z2 bushels. Mixed.
.55s bushels. ShOrtberry. LIS bushels.
Total. 99S bushels.
COn.-SA bushels.
Rye-l0S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-Longberry ID bushels common
at 73c. Mixed 464 bushels prime az s3c
500 bushels good at 7sc - bushels very
good at SOC. ShOuberry. 23O bushels very
good al Soc 81 bushels common 90 re, -
bushels common at zoe D bushels common
At CSC Total sales of wheat LAP.
Con.-White. 9s bushels very good on
private terms.
Rye-lOs bushels very good az 60c
COTTON REPORT.
Receipts, o bales. Market steady.
Quotations. -Middling, &C., low mid
ding. Sac, good ordinary 1876
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Mar York stock Market.

Reported by q. w. Branch Il Co, bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
Nxw YORK. October ~.
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SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
SlLlclFieO WOODS THAT ReSeM-
Ole JASPER AND AGATE.

mountaineering Experiments with
Coins Based Upon the Principle Of In
srtia-Fntertsinipg Fscts.
Experiments upon the principle Of inertia
are numerous and some Of them vastly enter
tanning The cuts here given illustrate two
interesting experiments described in la Ma
ture, and so simple as 70 be easily rept ated by
any reader
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and You will wonder when You see what
a handsome present you will get with a
pound of my so cent Gift Tea A new
assortment of gifts just open-some beau
tilul JULIEN BINFORD,
1902 Main street.
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBEHLAYNE & COS.


1t you have patient that cannot re-
tain emulsion of cod liver oil, try Far
rar'- Emulsion of Cod Liver oil with
Hypophosphates. Delicately Favored and
more acceptable 90 the stomach than any
Other emulsion.
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BANK SrocKs.
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by c. f. RedforG & Co. CRAIG
Commission Merchants No. South Twelfth
street
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAYNE 4 GO.
The EyeSight is Precious

And should ever be properly cared tor. Many
persons. children as well as adults, VIII Jse eye
sight is defective, and who would receive much
assistance and comfort from the use Of care
fully selected and adjusted glasses, are doing
their eyes great injury either through not re
alizing that their vision is so imperfect OF
through the use of improper glasses. selected
generally by mere guess work. regardless OF
the actual need. But there is no cause for suci
now. My examination is free, and IL require,
| ADJUST such spectacles or eyeglasses at
moderate cost as are proper 70 remedy the
various optical defects no matter how seem
ingly severe. My illustrated catalogue sent TO
any address upon application,
DIR. :. GALEsKI, Consulting Optician.
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w Gibbs Bro. sell Groceries Flour
Wines and Liquors at lowest prices. IOhaC
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furnished tO families at ID cents per dozen.
Fresh vegetables always 0n hand. Mr.. Lawson
BurfOOt is now with us and would Doe glad tO
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Little Bobby heard his ma say thst papa
was out 10 the club last night He SAW: Pa,
have YOU get a clubf
Pa-What makes you ask that, sonLyr
Bobby-Cos, ma says YOU ought 70 save
one
Pa thinks the old lady is right for VEGA
Texas Sttirgs
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Pile up dozen different coins on plate
and propose 10 the persons round you 20 de
post them in the same order upon the table
al one swoop The uninitiated will try in
.au In order to succeed In doing this hlt
the plate twelve inches above the table, lower
it quickly eight inches and pull it toward YOU,
and the coins, losing their support, will fall
upon the table in their original position
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AsrUsEMENTS.

La Nomandi splendid smoke; tryit.
CHAMBERLAYNE & Co
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Supported hy "a company Of Comedians and
NOcallsts succirlly engaged 90 present her new
Musical Comedy.
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
COMMENCING WEDN EsDAY, OCTOBER T..
For four nights aud SATURDAY MATINEE.
Engagement OF tho beautiful and arcOmp-
llshed Southern Society Queen.
MAPLE STERLING.
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THREE CORNERS.

WRIT By scott Marble author of Muggs
Landing, over the Garden Wall. &c.
Prices l5c 2ic.. jNc., and ijc.. reserved
seats. 2jc. extra. Matinee prices 2jC. and iOc.
Box office will be open for the sale OF seat,
tt ESDAl MORNING. October llth, al g
o'clock. Reserved seats can also be- had at
Maurice Lewis Music store, I'm Hume 3
Minors piano warerOOms on Ninth street.
su-We- tn-lr- y ~ 81
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al5 East Main su ct.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

Cursed emblems of treason they ever shall be.
II in some lone garret, or cellar. they mould,
For want Of attention, we gave themtof old,
We think it were better, and filter by far,
Than thought of returning these emblems of
War;
Then let them lie rotting, in silence and gloom,
FOREVER FORGOTTEN THEIR HAPPIEsT DOOM
OURiFLAG is still floating; forever shall wave
When hope is forgotten by rebel and knave;
And though we gliding to silence and rest,
That banners still floating, DER homes of the
the blest.
We gaze on its splendor as proudly as when
We bore it, in triumph, DER mountain and
plain:
IT'S the emblem of Freedom still floating on
high,
OF conquest, the symbol, that never shall die
ALI nations now greet it, acknowledge its sway,
And sing of its triumphs forever and aye;
Its folds shall enshroud US, and cover our clay
When past our last muster. and ended our day.
''The Star Spangled Banner! o, long may it
wave,
Der the land of the Free, the home of the
Brave"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23
Last Evenings Session.

The exercises began promptly at
7:30. In addition to the gentlemen
who were on the stand the: following
were noticed.
W. S. Furay, Gen. Wells S. Jones,
Hon. Thos. E. Powell, Col. John A..
Turley, Capt. Coleman Gilliland, Col.
Brewster, Hon. FL. C. Jones. The
Band played fine selection which
was followed by singing America.
Gen. Wells S. Jones was then intro
duced and made an able address. He
was followed by Hon. T.. E. Powell
who made a speech abounding with
patriotism and sense. His speech was
heartily applauded. Hon. Homer C..
Jones was loudly called for, and made
a speech such as only Jones can make.
Col.rr Brewster was called out, and3said
some. .things.z.that are worth thinking
about. His,remarksgi nEreference to
pensioning the soldiers widows should
be put into the form of resolution
and such action as was suggested
should be taken. The crowd was
then formally dismissed, but 1.-THE
Boys" stayed and talked and sang un-
til the wee sma' hours of the morning.
Thesfollowingspersons were on the
stand:
Capt. Cole, Portsmouth; Gen. W..
H. Enochs, Ironton; Hon. I'll. S. Bun
dy, Wellston; VIM. Kirkendall, Daw-
kins Mills; Capt. J. FL. Mccormick,
Judge Longbon, Capt. C. K. Crumit,
Capt. E. E. Ewing, Portsmouth; Hon.
John C. Stevenson, Hon. W. T. Wash
am, DR.. Warwick, Lucasville; ;lEd. s..
Wilson, Ironton.
Exercises were opened by Emusic,
Singing Rally Round the Flag, ac-
companied by the band.
DIR. C. K, Crumit the president of
the day delivered a short address Of
Welcome.
Responded to on behalf Of the 91st
by Ed. S. Wilson.
On behalf of the 1st O. FL. A. by
Capt. A. B. Cole.
On behalf Of the--2d,O.. H. A., DIR.
J. A. White.
On behalf of the I'd w. V. G. VIM.
J. Kirkendall.
Music by Band.
Address by Gen. Enochs. He read
from Imanuscript, and his address
abounded with ..eloquence.
Col. Woodburn of Columbus was
called upon and delivered a few elo-
unent words
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

We like the manner of conducting
camp fire meetings adopted last night
at the big tent. There was no nom
sense except little humorous talking
about old times. The old Soldiers
ran the thing in their own way, and
everybody was in good humor-with
one exception. There was one big
mouthed fool who kept brawling
'hoorah fur Cleveland!'' The trouble
was he had been created with such a
big mouth there was no room in his
head for brains. But generally speak
ing the meeting was splendid one,
notwithstanding the threatening
weather.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

81. G. Jones spoke squarely to the
mark last night when he advocated
the .perpetuation Of the organization
of Sons of Veterans. In keeping up
this organization, the country always
has trained army at hand. The
spirit of the American Volunteer
the grandest Soldier on earth-is kept
alive in the Son of Veteran. He is
the typical Soldier-young, skillful
and brave, obedient and trustworthy.
We say, with Capt. Jones, keep up
the organization.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

See advertisement of Smith s. Lupton,
in another column. These gentlemen, by
their fair and honorable dealing and strict
attention to business, have built up an
extensive trade in the Dry Goods and
Boot and Shoe business since their loca-
tion in Jackson. Parties needing any
thing in their line will do well to call at
their store room, corner of Broadway and
Pearl Streets.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

The most elegant stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing ever exhibited in South
ern Ohio, at the store of Frank J. Stern
berger & Co., directly opposite Court
House, Jackson, Ohio.
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Always reliable and low in price. Mems
and Boys Clothing and Gents Furnish
ing Goods. An immense assortment of
seasonable goods. Bound to please eoery-
body in style, quality and price. Such
firm is Sternberger Bros, s. W. corner
Main and Broadway Sts.
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The Greatest Puzzle

OF all is those remarkable fine bargains
in Mems and Boys Suits, Overcoats, Hats
und Furnishing Goods of latest styles
and best quality, now offered by Stern
berger Bros, s. W. corner Main and Broad
Way StS
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The cannon in the camp sounds
more like striking bass drum, than
like cannon. The ring Of the charge
of powder behind the twelve pound
shot has more lively sound.
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r. r. Arrangements +!

On Friday morning the Accommodation
on the c. w. & B. will run up to McAr-
thur Junction, starting from there at
7 o'clock a. M, coming this way.
On Friday evening, the mail train
South will lay over at Jackson until s 80
R. r. time, or nearly o'clock, sun tim e
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

F. }. Sternberger and Company, always
appreciating good mode of advertising,
have good space in the Reunion Stand
ard. And straightforward business men
you will find them, too.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

We acknowledge pleasant call from
E. s. Wilson, of the Ironton Register,
this morning. There are no better men
than Wilson.
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Bargains in all kinds of Clothing, at
Frank J. Sternberger 6 Co.'s directly op-
posite Court House. Tailor-fitting gar
ments speciality.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

Don't forget that the best is the cheap
est-therefore, call on Horton for your
pianos and organs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

Brewster struck good vein when he
advocated the pensioning of soldiers
widows and orphans.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

If you want a Decker Bros piano, call
on w. III. Horton.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

Mr.. j. M. Rittenour and Mr. J. E. Highly
of Richmondale, are attending the Re
union.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

The date couldn't have been set bet
ter to have struck the storm right in
the middle.
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PERSONALS.

PERSONALS
Col. Raynor, seth, is here.
John Lamb of Glade, is here.
John Johnson of Gambia, is here.
Indications of heavy rains, and a
poor parade, as we go to press.
W. c. Nicholas of Oak Hill, is here.
D. D. Edwards of Rocky Hill, is here.
R. G. Colvill of Hamden, is here.
G. W. Baker of Berver, is here
David Baker of Beaver, is here.
Martin Roush of aid, is here.
Jacob Diber, of Beaver, Ohio, is here.
R. L. Erwin, of Leo Ohio, is here.
James Downing, of Waverly, Ohio, is
here.
D. J. Davis, of Clay. Ohio, is here.
j. J. Jenkins, of Clay, Ohio. is here.
John R. Jones, of Sampsonville, Ohio,
is here.
B. F. Rule of. Oak Hill, Ohio, is here.
w. E. Peters, of Nelsonville, Ohio, is
here.
j. J. Sutton, of Sciotoville, Ohio, is
here He is member of Co. II" I'd w.
Va. Cavalry.
James Condor of Sharonville is here
Conner Jones of Oak Hill, is here.
Geo. Neville is here attending the Re
union.
Ralph Leete Jr., of Portsmouth, is here.
John Warren of Scioto County, is here.
Fred H. Stearns of the Wellston Argus
is here.
WA. Taylor of Columbus, is here
c. E. Miller of Canton, and c. T. Will
liams of Illinois, are taking in the Re
union.
B. F. Allen of Richmond, Va is here.
G. Hixson of Richmondale. is here.
B. w. Ssson of Washington D. c., is
here attending the Reunion. He is a
member of the 173rd 0. V. 1.
"Bud" Harrell and family are attending
the Reunion.
J.F. Vaughn, of Tycoon, O., is attend
ing the Reunion.
D. S. Roy of Wellston is here
T.W. Patterson and wife of Coalton,
are here.
Capt. William j. Evans is here.
TT. Williams. of Buckeye, is attending
the Reunion.
McKirterick Bros have nice decorations.
Irvine DUNCAN came with Gen. Powell
Col Turchill, 9th Ohio, came yesterday
evening.
Geo. w. Davis is back home, attending
the Reunion.
Homer Jones was his happiest last
night.
Matt. Lyons as singer. loomed up i'm
mensely laft night.
Brewster covered himself all over with
glory.
Gen. Jones made very earnest and eff
fective speech.
Gen. L. E. Powell made a pretty speech
last night. Gen. Powell is a handsome
young fellow, with a pleasing manner.
John W. Hank did much toward max
ing the Reunion success.
Capt. Mccormick of Raysville, is here.
He is going to the st. Louis Reunion.
w. c. Evans of Portsmouth, is here.
c. R. Jobes of Greenville, is here.
Charley Palmer of Wellston, is here.
c. S. Brammer of Wellson, is here.
Ell. Cobb of Wellston, is here.
J. F. Shook and wife of Coalton, are
here.
VIM. Dalrymple of Nelsonville, is here
Pleasant Springer of Springer, is here's
Rip Rathburn of Wellston, is here.
Edgar Thompson and family of Wells
ton, are here.
: L. M. Beman of Centreville, is attend
ing the Reunion.
Ben. Rule of Oak Hill, is here.
The remains of Miss Katie Watts,
daughter of J. M. Watts, were taken
through hers yesterday. She died of lung
trouble.
Mrs Sarah Harding, of West Virginia,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. South.
John Bennett, of California, Pike Coun-
ty, and D. G. McJunkin, of Sedan, Scioto
County, of Barton's Sharpshooter's are
here.
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c.. P. RHODES,
u. S. Pension and Claim Attorney.
JACKSON,
PENSIONS.

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ns% H s % % who have their
pSn 5 s fsF zhsw z sSss Ss has been lost or destroyed should neglect make
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inventory? If should obtain patent
prosecuted
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Senator Gregg is here, attending the
Rennion.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

Copies of the Reunion Standard
both days-can be had by addressing
this office.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

The Jackson Band, in the new Band
Stand, make not only fine appear
ance, but excellent music.
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Notice John w. McClure's card.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-09-23

J.L. Jones has a neat card in this ISSUE
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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-14

PROBABLY most of the Republicans
who are so bitterly denouncing President
Cleveland for permitting the Edmunds
bill to become a law by non-action, in
stead of by the attachment of his ap-
proving signature, are not aware that
they are in the same breath rejecting
upon the memory of Abraham Lincoln.
The original anti-polygamy bill, of which
all subsequent measures upon the sub
ject are amendatory thereto, was passed
in 1862. 1t was never signed by Presi-
dent Lincoln. 1t became a law in pre-
cisely the same m amer as the bill
passed by the last Congress. THE
DEMOCRAT mentions this fact, not from
any particular regard for Mr.. Cleveland,
but to prevent if possible any further as
sailment of the memory Of one of our
country's greatest and purest patriots.